SKILLS21 is a skills development program for undergraduate students at 平特五不中. It includes a set of workshops designed to facilitate transferable skills development in five skill-area streams: Citizenship, Collaboration, Discovery, Leadership and Wellbeing. To learn more about the streams, click here.听

Overall,听the program aims to provide students with opportunities to become contributing global citizens in the 21st century. Future plans for the program include reflection and opportunities to听apply听learned skills.

SKILLS21 is free and open to all 平特五不中 undergraduate students.

SKILLS21 can help you succeed in school, prepare for your future, and accomplish your personal goals.

It will provide you with many opportunities to develop transferable skills, such as leadership, teamwork, and creative thinking. You will also be able to connect with other students and many units around 平特五不中 to build valuable relationships.

Unfortunately, no. SKILLS21 is only open to 平特五不中 undergraduate students.

Graduate students are not able to participate in the SKILLS21 program. The program is only open to 平特五不中 undergraduate students.

Skills development opportunities for graduate students at 平特五不中 are provided by SKILLSETS.

SKILLS21 aims to facilitate the development of a wide variety of transferable skills that can be applied in your studies, career and personal life. The program contains five听streams, which are groups of workshops each focusing on a different category of skills. The streams are:听Citizenship, Collaboration, Discovery, Leadership, and Wellbeing.

Check out 听辞谤 explore the different SKILLS21 streams.

Yes! Participation in SKILLS21 and all workshops are free.

The schedule of the program is completely up to you!听Feel free to do what works best with your learning style and schedule!

Attendance at five听workshops is required for听a stream听recognition on your co-curricular record, and workshops vary in length of time. You can choose your own schedule to complete the workshops. You can also choose whether to focus on only one stream, a few streams, or all five.

We are always open to new ideas, answering questions, and addressing any concerns. You can contact us by email at skills21 [at] mcgill.ca.

We would love to hear about your experience听with the program! You can contact us by email at skills21 [at] mcgill.ca.

Yes,听if you would like to participate in the SKILLS21 program.

Workshop registration is open to all students, however only students registered for听SKILLS21 will receive recognition on the co-curricular record for the SKILLS21 streams. Students are highly encouraged to register for SKILLS21 in order to participate in听learning opportunities with tangible听recognition of听participation in the areas of citizenship, collaboration, discovery, leadership, and wellbeing.

A stream is a group of workshops focused on a certain category of skills.听

There are five听streams: Citizenship, Collaboration, Discovery, Leadership and Wellbeing.

You can pick a stream first in order to select from a set of workshops in that area, e.g., Leadership. Or you can participate in any of the workshops that interest you.

We recommend picking a stream because it allows you to focus your skills development on a specific area. You can choose which stream you would like to participate in based on your interests, career goals, or specific skills that you would like to work on. Choosing a stream will allow you to get in-depth training in a particular category of skills. You will have multiple opportunities to learn and practise related skills in order to more fully develop your abilities in this area.听

You will receive recognition for a stream on your co-curricular record by attending听five听of its eligible听workshops.

Workshops vary in length of time. You can choose your own schedule to complete the workshops.听Feel free to do what works best with your learning style and schedule!

Yes, some workshops count for multiple streams. All SKILLS21 workshops have a stream designation listed on their page 听(streams will be listed under "Category"). If the workshop is listed under more than one stream, it will count for progress in all of those streams.

Yes, some SKILLS21 workshops are also part of other programs. These programs include but are not limited to the Emerging Leaders Program, and the Peer Programs Network Certificate of Training. These workshops will count for progress in all of their associated programs.

We highly encourage you to finish the stream(s) that you start听so you can get in-depth training in that skill set. We understand that circumstances arise and you may not want to or be able to complete the stream, and there are no consequences if this happens.

If you have any questions or concerns about the program, or have a personal situation that you would like to discuss with us, feel free to contact us by email at skills21 [at] mcgill.ca.

Yes, you can take as many workshops in a stream as you would like and receive recognition for a stream on your co-curricular record once you have attended five of its eligible workshops.

Yes, you have the duration of your time as an undergraduate student at 平特五不中 to make progress in the streams.

To view your progress, log in to your myInvolvement account and, select the circle in the upper-right corner with your first initial of your name or your profile photo (if you've uploaded one). Choose "Paths" from the slide-out menu. You will see your percentage of the five workshops needed for recognition, and below that you can see which workshops you have attended to date.听听

It is recommended to choose a stream before registering for workshops so that you can choose workshops that fit within the skill area that you are most interested in developing. However, it is not necessary to choose a stream before registering for a workshop.

Instructions for how to register for a workshop will be on听its ,听which will either contain a registration form听辞谤 a link to register on the unit's webpage.

No, there are no mandatory workshops.

Every workshop is a unique experience! They are usually interactive, and include discussions and activities in addition to some lecture-style teaching. For more information about a specific workshop, check its description on .

To make it easier to fit in your busy schedule, the workshops are offered at a variety of times and locations across the 平特五不中 campuses. Many of them are also offered multiple times each year. To see when and where a specific workshop is offered, see the听the .

The workshops are given by a variety of units at 平特五不中. To see who offers a specific workshop, . To see a full list of all of the SKILLS21 partners, click here.

Some workshops may have limited spots available. To ensure you get a spot in the workshops that you are interested in, it is recommended to register early.

If you have tried to register for a workshop but the registration form or myInvolvement page states that it is full, you may be able to register for the same workshop on another date. Many workshops are offered multiple times per semester. If that is not possible, many workshops will be offered again next semester and you may be able to register at that time.听

If you have registered for a workshop but are not able to go, please cancel your registration as soon as possible by contacting the unit that offers the workshop. This can be found on the .

You can suggest a workshop for addition to SKILLS21 by contacting us at skills21 [at] mcgill.ca.听

Registration for all SKILLS21 workshops takes place on . Your attendance is then confirmed by the workshop host, and the workshop will automatically appear on your CCR.

In addition to the individual workshop listings, you will receive a notation听on your CCR for the SKILLS21 streams when you attend five of its eligible workshops.

You can see your progress in SKILLS21 streams by signing in to , clicking on your initial in the top right corner, and clicking on . You can see your CCR by clicking on your initial in the top right corner, then clicking on .听

You can choose to save or print a version of your CCR that shows everything you have attended or completed. Alternatively,听you can select only specific items to be shown in order to create听a targeted version of your CCR.

For more information, see the Co-Curricular Record page.

myInvolvement () is 平特五不中鈥檚 online portal for student involvement. It is where registration for SKILLS21 workshops and other events takes place, and contains information about a wide variety of learning opportunities outside the classroom.

Your co-curricular record (CCR) is a document that recognizes your participation in eligible 平特五不中 involvement opportunities, including each SKILLS21 workshop you attend and each stream you complete. You can view, customize, and print your student-generated CCR any time by signing in to myInvolvement.

If you attended a SKILLS21 workshop听in or after September 2017, you are eligible for recognition. Please email us at skills21 [at] mcgill.ca and, if eligible, we will adjust your record accordingly.

Your workshop attendance and stream progress will appear on the SKILLS21 path on myInvolvement as soon as the unit offering the workshop has confirmed your attendance. This can take a few days.

The co-curricular record is updated periodically. Your workshop attendance and stream completion will appear there by the end of each semester.

First . Once you are registered for the program, register for and attend 5 workshops that are within a particular stream. Once you have completed these five workshops, your stream recognition听will appear on your CCR.

Keep in mind that the CCR is updated periodically - workshops and stream recognition will appear there by the end of the semester.

If you are already registered for SKILLS21, you can see your progress towards stream recognition in *.

*If you have multiple paths on myInvolvement, select "SKILLS21" from the dropdown menu to see your stream progress.

You do not need to focus on a stream in order to have a SKILLS21 workshop appear on your CCR. All you need to do is , , and attend the workshop.

However, by completing five workshops within one stream, you will get a special stream designation on your CCR.